Transactions

The Transactions page is a central repository of all transaction records across the organisation, helping users track, monitor, and manage their digital wallet transactions within one place. Similar to a bank statement, it provides users with complete operational oversight of their transaction footprint for record-keeping and accounting purposes.

Follow the steps below to explore Transactions:

  1. Log in to your Liminal Vaults account.
  2. Navigate to Transactions.

Support for Transactions

Vaults provides the following transaction support:

CategorySupportsDescription
Wallet TypesMPC, MultisigSecure wallets are supported for fund transfers within Vaults.
Transaction TypesSend, ReceiveSupports both outgoing and incoming transactions.
Asset TypesNative Coins, TokensTransfer blockchain native assets and supported tokens.
Address ModeSingle Address, Batch AddressesSend to or receive from one or multiple addresses in a single transaction.
Transfer ScopeInternal Transfers, External TransfersMove funds within the platform or to and from external blockchain wallets.

Navigation

The Transactions page supports the following features:

  1. History: This tab provides a record of all transactions in your organisation. Refer to the following sections:
    • Actions: Customise the transaction history view via search, filter, and download transactions.

    • Transaction History Panel: Check out transaction details and timeline for in-depth metadata.

      Alternatively, you can also access a wallet history from here:

    1. Navigate to Wallets
    2. Select the required wallet.
    3. In the Wallet Details page, navigate to the History tab to view the transaction history of a wallet and its details
  2. Reports: Switch to this tab to track, verify, and reconcile financial activity across all wallets.
    1. Holding Statement: A current and backdated snapshot captures the state of all assets as they existed on a specific past date.
    2. Account Statement: Consolidated monthly record of all wallet transactions

Transaction status and substatus

When you send or receive a transaction, its lifecycle can be tracked to help you identify and keep a record of the transaction. A transaction balance includes spendable, pending, and total balances.

Transactions are tracked according to the following primary and secondary statuses:

The secondary sub-statuses are:

Send TransactionReceive Transaction
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